By: Simone Puterman


Meanwhile, the Forum for Black Journalists (FBJ) has rejected the South African Human Rights Commission' recommendations and will continue to operate as a mutually exclusive organisation, reports IOL.

Internationally, various staff members of 93.6 RAM FM, a Palestinian-licensed radio station broadcasting throughout Israel and Palestine in which Primedia has a 15% stake, are currently under house arrest in Israel, according to the M&G Online. These include South African journalist Mark Klusener.

Finally, 40 years after the inaugural colour TV broadcast, a live 3D television test transmission beamed in by satellite was recently held at Riverside Studios in West London, UK, reports IOL Technology.

For more:

• Vincentmaher.com: Mail & Guardian Online scoops 3 Webby Award Honours
  
• IOL: Journalists' forum to stay exclusive
  
• M&G Online: SA journalist under house arrest in Israel
  
• IOl Technology: Is 3D TV the next best thing?

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  ABOUT THE AUTHOR

  Simone Puterman is assisant editor at Bizcommunity.com. After majoring in Psychology and Linguistics at Rhodes University, and then completing her Honours in Psychology, she has been in the world of B2B publishing for the past 10 years. Contact her at simone@bizcommunity.com.

[9 Apr 2008 09:40]

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